Scotland's First Minister, Humza Yousaf, expresses his concern for his parents-in-law who are trapped in Gaza and the lack of communication due to Israel's bombardment. He highlights the global demand for peace and hopes for their safety.
Scotland’s First Minister has said he does not know if his parents-in-law who are trapped in Gaza are dead or alive after Israel knocked out communications there.
Elizabeth El-Nakla and her husband Maged – the parents of Mr Yousaf’s wife – travelled to Gaza before hostilities flared up earlier this month to visit family and became trapped. First Minister Humza Yousaf earlier this month with his wife Nadia whose parents are trapped in Gaza He told BBC Scotland: “We haven’t heard from them obviously since the intensity of the bombing last night and you can imagine how desperately worried we are, and to be frank, we don’t know if they are alive or dead.
Millions across the world have taken to the streets – in Scotland, the UK, USA, in Tel Aviv – and many more countries across the world demanding peace. They are the conscience of our world, I hope they are heard and humanity prevails.
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